Cloud computing offers a path to greater scalability and lower costs for large enterprises, service providers, and infrastructure hosting companies. The Intel Cloud Builder initiative provides a reference architecture in the form of a basic hardware blueprint with Intel-based servers running cloud software management solutions. Enterprise IT organizations looking to realize the revenue potential of their existing data center infrastructure and who want to offer cloud computing services to their internal customers or users can reduce the learning curve in building the first private cloud by using the information contained here. Read on to learn more.

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